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Commission plans larger pavilion, seeks labor and cost estimates; considers electric and camera infrastructure
Summary
Commissioners agreed to pursue a larger pavilion (12x20 or 12x24), to gather labor and material cost estimates, and to explore conduit for electrical service and cameras; some suggested deferring major work to the next budget cycle.
The Park Commission on Aug. 21 discussed plans to replace the original gazebo idea with a larger pavilion, asked for estimates on labor and materials, and flagged electrical and camera infrastructure as part of the project scope. Commissioners said previous budgeting had included money for a gazebo and its labor, but that a larger rectangular pavilion (discussed sizes: 12 by 20 and 12 by 24 feet) would increase labor costs. Members suggested buying materials this fiscal year while scheduling labor for after the next budget cycle (July 1) if needed. They asked Adam to provide an estimate for a 12-by-20 pavilion and asked staff to gather kit options and camera/Internet costs for site security and connectivity. Commissioners noted conduit for electric service could be installed and that cameras and internet connectivity might be added to the site to support park activities. No formal appropriation or construction authorization was recorded at the meeting; staff and the named estimator were directed to return with cost estimates and a timeline for potential installation.
